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Things That Make Our Heart Race and Our Skin Crawl
I read an article the other day that said most
people have a "fear of failure" that holds them back. A lot of people believe
that; I am not one of them.
Others believe that many people struggle with fear of success. Author Marianne
Williamson says;
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are
powerful beyond measure. It is our Light, not our Darkness, that most frightens
us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?
Actually, who are you NOT to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does
not serve the world.
I love that quotation. Really, I do. Especially the part about who are you NOT
to be, because so many of us do question if we're good enough, skinny enough,
rich enough, smart enough...
I used to believe people are more afraid to succeed than to fail. But now, I'm
not so sure. That darn "What the Bleep" movie has me questioning a LOT of
things.
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You just wait until your father sees your report card...
I read an interesting Gallup article about how we humans focus on weaknesses. In
the article, parents were presented with this scenario:
Say your child returns home with the following grades: an A in English, an A in
social studies, a C in biology, and an F in algebra. Which of these grades would
you spend the most time discussing with your son or daughter?
77% of parents spent the most time discussing the "F" and the least time
discussing the "A's" Did your parents do that, too? For HOW many years?
They also asked adults; ""Which do you think will help you improve the most:
knowing your strengths or knowing your weaknesses?"
The majority of adults said knowing their weaknesses was more important than
knowing their strengths. Gee, I wonder where we got that idea?
As adults, we all have things that make our heart race and our skin crawl. Thing
that we are deeply afraid of. But are failure or success counted among them?
Or are we just preconditioned, from childhood, to focus on what we did wrong
more than what we did right? And if so, how can one ever build success on a
foundation of weakness?
: )
Linda
P.S. I was inspired to write this after spending some time at Linda
Miller's forum, and then reading her post to the "What the Bleep" thread. Do
read White Elephants. It's excellent!
If you want to read the article at Gallup that I referred to, it's here
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Hello everyone,
I'm gonna cover a little about getting people to your blog.
The first thing about your blog that we need to focus on is
the title of your blog.
Does the title tell what your blog is about? Does it sound
inviting? Remember that whatever you title it is what is
going to show up in search engines, links, and other places
people will see. The title is what sells interest into
someone going to your blog. So make sure you choose a title
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This is simple. All you are doing is letting the directory
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interview. I'll bet you that you'll see some traffic from
this for sure.
There are more ways and I will leave you with your work cut
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Mr. Monopoly Got It Wrong:
Cooperation Makes More Money Than Competition
By Kalinda Rose Stevenson
Monopoly is a zero sum game based on competition. Since the
money supply cannot increase, the players can win only by taking money from
other players. The fundamental belief behind Monopoly is lack of money. This
means that the only way to get more money is to take it away from others.
This zero sum competitive game reflects the economic
realities of the Great Depression. While thousands stood in breadlines, a
handful made fortunes. For one to player to win, the others must lose.
The rules of the Monopoly prohibit partnership. You cannot
create joint ventures. You cannot loan money to another player. You cannot
borrow money from another player.
The psychological effect of playing this highly competitive
game is that you are a solo player doing whatever you can to force the other
players to go bankrupt. The last thing you want to do is to help someone else
stay in the game because that person might go on to drive you out of the game.
As an economic model for creating wealth, Monopoly teaches
that competition is the way of the world. It reinforces social models based on
competition, and the idea that success is a lonely climb over the heads of
others.
The belief that success means competition reinforces a whole
array of social models and beliefs about the "survival of the fittest" and the
"law of the jungle" where only the strong prevail. You can see the same belief
behind the American mythology of the self-made man who pulls himself up by his
bootstraps.
Even Abraham Maslow's "hierarchy of needs" is a model of the
individual striving to succeed as an individual. It is all part of the belief
that success goes to the individual who wins the competition.
This kind of imagery is deeply embedded in our consciousness
about what it takes to make money and what it takes to succeed in business.
Monopoly simply reinforces the fundamental belief that the road to success is
paved with the bodies of your competitors.
As a success model, what is the effect of a game based on
competition for a limited money supply? You don't have to look any further than
the statistic that 96% of the population will reach 65 without enough money to
be financially self-sufficient. Instead of congratulating the 4% who somehow
manage to create financial freedom for themselves in this economic system, you
need to ask, "What is wrong with the game? Why do so many lose?"
The short answer is that our economic models teach
competition for limited resources as the foundation of wealth. The model itself
demands that almost everyone must end the game broke.
What happens when you attempt to create wealth in business
according to Monopoly Money Rules? It's a highly competitive game and a lonely
struggle. You use your own money and do it alone. Will you succeed? Maybe. You
might be one of the lucky few who manage to do it all yourself. More likely, you
will end up as one of the casualties of those who tried to start a business but
never made enough money to succeed.
As a model for creating wealth, Monopoly is stuck in the
mindset and money beliefs of the Great Depression. In the Monopoly game, the
winner amasses money but does nothing to create money through transactions.
The Great Depression ended more than sixty years ago. It's
time for a new game with a new understanding of money. The fact is, you'll make
more money in transactions than you will in takeovers. Mr. Monopoly had it wrong
when he thought that winning meant driving competitors out of business. Yes, I
know. The business world is still full of "black knights" and hostile takeovers.
And sometimes the worst people seem to win.
When you take off the Depression era Mr. Monopoly glasses,
you can see a new vision of money and business. Money is not currency. Money is
an idea, and the only limits to money are the limits of your vision. With this
vision, you'll see that you will make more money in transactions than takeovers.
In this era, the most enlightened business people understand that you will make
more money in joint ventures with others than you will by competing against
them.
Kalinda Rose Stevenson, Ph.D.
Author of "No Money Limits For Real Estate Investors: Are
Monopoly Money Rules Putting A Lid On Your Real Estate Success?"
Discover The Real Estate Money Secret Hidden in the Monopoly
Game.
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